AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoICJ Update: Nicaragua’s government says Germany’s preliminary objections hearings at the International Court of Justice wrapped Sept. 7–10, with Nicaragua presenting its final submissions and the court now set to deliberate. Diplomacy: Nicaragua also continues to face regional fallout, including the OAS calling for action after Ortega’s government moved to restrict opposition participation in upcoming elections. Environment: A new report warns that China’s plastic-waste import ban has left Latin America—naming Nicaragua among hotspots—with rising health risks as waste is dumped where capacity is limited. Digital Rights & Media: Meta’s Oversight Board urged the company not to replace professional fact-checking with Community Notes as Meta tests the system across Spanish-speaking countries, including Nicaragua. Travel & Mobility: A 2026 passport evaluation says Nigerians can use eVisas for 54 destinations, listing Nicaragua among them. Business/Mining: Mako Mining signed a 10-year mineral agreement with Guyana for its Eagle Mountain gold project, targeting construction in 2027 and first production in 2028.
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